How does PHP OOP handle memory allocation for properties in different instances?

In PHP OOP, memory allocation for properties in different instances is handled automatically by the PHP engine. Each instance of a class has its own memory space allocated for its properties, ensuring that changes made to one instance do not affect others. This allows for encapsulation and data integrity within each object. 

class MyClass {
    public $property;

    public function __construct($property) {
        $this->property = $property;
    }
}

$instance1 = new MyClass('Instance 1');
$instance2 = new MyClass('Instance 2');

echo $instance1->property; // Output: Instance 1
echo $instance2->property; // Output: Instance 2

Keywords

PHP OOP memory allocation properties instances

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